Desperate Minutes by PEZHED a/k/a pez-zed

Another jazzy neofusion/triphop excursion...

At precisely 5:30 a.m. on Monday, July 16, 1945, the atomic age began. While Manhattan staff members watched anxiously, the device exploded over the New Mexico desert, vaporizing the tower and turning asphalt around the base of the tower to green sand. The bomb released approximately 18.6 kilotons of power, and the New Mexico sky was suddenly brighter than many suns. Some observers suffered temporary blindness even though they looked at the brilliant light through smoked glass. Seconds after the explosion came a huge blast, sending searing heat across the desert and knocking some observers to the ground. A steel container weighing over 200 tons, standing a half-mile from ground zero, was knocked ajar. (Nicknamed Jumbo, the huge container had been ordered for the plutonium test and transported to the test site but eliminated during final planning). As the orange and yellow fireball stretched up and spread, a second column, narrower than the first, rose and flattened into a mushroom shape, thus providing the atomic age with a visual image that has become imprinted on the human consciousness as a symbol of power and awesome destruction.

All of this music was made by layering improvs, with nothing written or planned in advance, and each part of every track being a single take from start to finish with no do-overs, punch-ins or edits... basically the same method of doing things as if i was playing with a live ensemble and reacting to what was happening in the room in real time, or as close to that as i can get considering the methodology needed to make that happen as a solo artist.
i hope that you will enjoy the result!

i am mainly a solo artist, but i also do some collaborative work from time to time.
i play 6, 7, and 8 string guitars, (mostly .strandberg* Boden models), as well as fretted 4, 5, and 6 string basses and fretless bass also (4 string only).
Neofusion, triphop, and ambient prog (because it's too laid back for the prog set, but too active for ambient lovers) is where i live.